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Making Summer Reading Less of a Drag

Making Summer Reading Less of a Drag In this School Library Journal article, Carly Okyle criticizes the approach some high schools take to…

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New York Common Core exam compromised by Facebook group

New York Common Core exam compromised by Facebook group By Allie Gross | April 27, 2015 Education Dive Dive Brief: Images of New York's C…

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Ed Dept issues LGBTQ Title IX guidance for K-12

Ed Dept issues LGBTQ Title IX guidance for K-12 By Allie Gross | April 27, 2015  Education Dive Dive Brief: The U.S. Department of Educ…

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25 states now require computer science for high school graduation By Allie Gross

25 states now require computer science for high school graduation By Allie Gross | April 27, 2015  Education Dive Dive Brief: As comput…

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College for the Masses by David Leonhardt

College for the Masses APRIL 24, 2015 Photo CreditBrecht Vandenbroucke NY Times David Leonhardt @DLeonhardt Growing up in Miami…

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The 25 Best School Websites By Pamela DeLoatch

The 25 Best School Websites By Pamela DeLoatch on April 21, 2015@pameladel Not too long ago, most kids automatically attended their n…

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Getting to the Roots of STEM with the Radix Endeavor By Jim Hinton

Getting to the Roots of STEM with the Radix Endeavor By Jim Hinton on April 23, 2015 The island of Ysola abounds with mysteries. Stra…

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How Adaptive Learning Technology Can Help Transform U.S. STEM Education By Nishikant Sonwalkar

How Adaptive Learning Technology Can Help Transform U.S. STEM Education By Nishikant Sonwalkar on April 22, 2015@NSonwalkar This arti…

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What One Administrator Learned from Two Days of Sitting in The Student Seat

What One Administrator Learned from Two Days of Sitting in The Student Seat Alice Barton  Email 10  1  Adam Carter  Apr 22, 2015…

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New York Ed Dept postpones teaching evals again By Allie Gross

New York Ed Dept postpones teaching evals again By Allie Gross | April 24, 2015 Education Dive Dive Brief: The New York Department of E…

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